The reading of a will might make for great cinematic drama reminiscent of an episode of the dynastic series Yellowstone and the infamous Duttons, but a will or the lack of one can cause endless drama for the family.
This is why estate planning stands as a genuine responsibility to safeguard the interests of loved ones, businesses and personal affairs. Estate planning for farmers – especially those with agricultural assets, navigating the maze of nuanced legislation, like the fact that a farm may only be bequeathed to one beneficiary – demands a professional eye and accurate planning.
While a straightforward will may suffice for those with uncomplicated estates, the same cannot be said
